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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30


WASHINGTON, DC, December Ex-senator
Plumb introduced to-day bill granting to
the Omaha, Hays City & Southwestern rail
way the right OF way through the Fort Hays
military reservation IN Kansas. The road.
which was recently organized, is understood
to be a Burlington scheme, and the Kansas
line is manipulated by Hill p. Wilson. It is
proposed to cross the Kansas Pacific at
Hays City and to reach the SOUTH west from
that point. 1t is necessary to cross the old
military reservation south Of the Smoky
Hill river. The bill asks for a right Of way
100 feet in width.
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CigarmaIzers in ConvenfIon.

PHILADELPHIA, December 22.-The ma
EOnal convention of cigarmal1ers completed
its work late this afternoon. The cOnsltu-
ton and by laws were adopted without dis
sent and special legislation was enacted CON
corning che yellow label of knights of La
Dor made cigars which was adopted at this
convention. This yellow label VIII here
after be placed upon all cigars made in
factories where Knights of Labor are en-
plOysd and a resolution was adopted before
adjournment requesting all other trades to
give preference to goods manufactured by
members of this new organization which
viii bear their trade marks.
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ST. LOUIS, December 2O.-About II O'Clock
last Saturday John Kelly and Ernest Jones
attempted to force their way into the house
Of MrE. Livingston at Flora, Ill. She fired
OF them as they were entering a window.
WOundinR both, but not seriously. They
then broke down the door, entered the
house and felled Mrs. Livingston TO the floor
with her own revolver. The men were ar
rested yesterday and the town is greatly
eLcIIsd oysr the bold outrage. Jones IS the
Wild son of a wealthy citizen and Kelley is a
leading resident of the place, and promi-
nenU Mason and church member.
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&C, KANSAS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1887

residing with Mrs. Melville. Melville took
the girl to the continent, travelled wi tn her
TO different places. The pair finally re-
turning to London were discovered byDunn.
Melville fed to Ireland pursued by Dunn
who traced him to Dublin and seeing him
seated In a cab fired at him. Melville held
his travelling rug before him and stopped
the bullets. Inc stair created q sensation
in Dublin society.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

81. LOUIS, December 23-It is announced
at FL PasO, Texas, that tina Mexican gov
eminent has granted extraordinary con
cessiOus to a real estate company to induce
The company has obtained title to 5000.
600 acres Of land in Chihuahua, Sinaloa
Durango, COahuila, Tacatecas, Guantumanli-
pas, Vera Cruz, MIchavon, JaliscO, Guerrs-
70, ana propose to establish agencies in all
large cities of Europe and America The
government has granted an exemption
from taxation and duties to all settlers on
those tracts and insures proper protection.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

KANSAS CITY, L, cember 23.-A Journal
Iahlequah, Indian Territory, special says:
National parties over the recent election in
the Cherokee nation came to a peaceful end
to-day. The council met day and pro
ceeded to count the votes. Joel Mays, the
Downing candidate for chief, was declared
elected, and this chief obstacle TO harmony
being removed the council proceeded to its
regular work. Special Agent Armstrong re-
turned to Washington tonight.
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a ETob EaiIed-

LOUISVILLE, December pa Courier
Journal special says: A mob last night OF
seveuty-fvs men marched into Tompzins-
vile last night and demanded that the five
robbers now IN jail there for rObbing and
burning the town, be given up. They were
refused and were told that if they
attacked the jail there would be moro men
killed outside than inside the Jail. The mob
finally dispersed without accomplishing Their
object. Foremost among those who pre-
vented a lynching were Turner Nelson and
William GlazebrOOk, the chief sufferers from
the fire and robbery.
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Disohargsd for Lack OF evidence,

CHICAGO, December 22.-The trial Of Dr.
st. John, Levi Dell and Captain Freer, in
dicted for conspiracy IN aiding IN the escape
Of Warden ]. W. McGarigle, came to a sud
den close this noon The states attorney &C
knOwIedged IN open court that ne had no
evidence enough to convict; so Judge Col
Inns ordered the jury to bring in a verdict Of
acquittal, and the state nolied the Other
indictment against them. The indictments
against Captain Irwin, of the ''Biake, % who
has kept himself in Canada since the e5-
cape, still stands.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

New YoRK, December 2O.-Ths executive
committee OF the Rated Service Pension
association has issued call for 8 national
convention of veterans of the late war TO be
held in this city on March 1, next, to con-
slider means for forwarding the project for
securing the passage bill by congress giving
to every volunteer soldier of the late war a
pension at the rate of 1 cent per month for
each day of his service.
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AIannine,s ConditIon

ALBANY, n. Y, December 2I.-In regard
to eZ-SecTetary Msnning's health, a friend
of the family says that Mr.. ManniE-s lays
during the greaterpart of the time with his
eyes closed and apparently ObliUOus to his
surroundings. When aroused he appears
beWildered and requires some time to collect
himself. He takes his food from she hands
of his attendants at regular intervals. Aside
from such occasional spells of arousing.
however, his condition is one Of apathy and
indifference. To sum il up despite the
statements which his family make when ap-
preached for information, Mr.. Manning is a
man sick unto death.
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Manning YYiuni

WASHINGTON, December p. Mr. Mann
ing's condition at midnight shows a little
through the night. His vitality is surpTis-
ing, but as he takes no nouFishmeut and is
growing weaker, the end cannot be much
longer aVerted. He remains most Of the
time in q semi-stupOr from which ne Occa-
sionally srOuses. During these times he Is
perfectly conscious
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EAwsONs AssAHANr.

An Indictment Against the WouId-be
Murderer.
CHICAGO, December 21.-The grand jury
yesterday retura-el an indictment against
Ralph w. Lee, the young man charged with
attempting TO murder his Etep-far5her, s.
w. kaWsOn, president of the Union Trust
company, several weeks ago, Just after the
latter had come outof the Third Prssbyt terrain
church at the conclusion OF Sunday moning
service. Action On the case has been de
layed this long on account Of the condition
OF his step-farthsf, as in case of the latter's
death the Indictment would have been one
formurder instead Of attempt to commit
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WAsHNGroE. D. O., December 2I.-Secre-
tary Fairchild issued an order for the clos
ing of all custom houses on the 26th inst. and
the ID proximO, and for the closing of the
treasury on the oath and 3lst.
The committee on rules submitted a par
tial report, recommending the adoption of
the rules of the Forty ninth congress until
further orders with several non-important
changes. The report was adopted and the
house adjourned.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

GALVESTON, December 22,-Freezing
weather prevailed here ali day and the city
is Vsred with coat of ice. The freezing
line extends beyond the Rio Grands some
distance into Mexico. Dispatches to the
News show that very cold weather prevails
throughout all the great cattle districts o.
Texas. Reports of cattle suffering by ex-
Pozure are being reeeiyed. A heavy slest Is
falling here tonight.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

MONTREAL, December 23.-AIr. Charles Z.
George, managing edi or Of the daily Ar
Kansas Gazette, OF Little Rock, has begun
suits Ia the court Of queens bench, Quebec,
through Hon. Donald DoWnie, barrister, Of
this city against the Witness, Of this city,
The journal, OF Ottawa, and the Citizen. Of
ottawa, on the charge of malicious libel
OOl.
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WIcHITA, KAs., December 2I.-The near
est locality to this point where there is any
suffering or likely to be, 50 far as is known
for food or fuel Is IL CLARK county, $50
miles west OF Wichita. There is no scarcity
Of provisions or fuel N this vicinity. Re-
ports from Clark and Lane counties tell of
much sui ering and some deaths from ex-
posure and want Of both fuel and provisions,
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hliIIlne Indusfrr ReViewed.

AfIRNEAPoL1s, MINI, December 22-The
Northwestern MillsI's annual review o the
milling industry In this city shows that the
years product Of -four will be G.616, 700 bar
rels. The receipts of wheat for twelve
months to December /, have been 45.577, $50
bushels and the shipments u. 337, 700 bush
elsi against %, s32, 90 and 5,729, $50 respect
lively last year.
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way1aid and Robbed.

Downs, KAs., December 2I.-At g O'Clock
last night Add Chris, a farmer living seven
miles south Of this city, was assaulted at the
South SOlOman bridge by two masked men,
who threw a iasso over his head and after
smuggling him with a slung shot robbed MIN
of $500, which he had drawn from the bank
in the afternoon He was left for dead and
ing, when he revived and related his expert
ence. There Is no cleW to the identity Of the
highWaymeu.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

WELLMGTON, KAN, December 22-At the
Southern Kansas rouDd-house, in this city,
last night, an alteration took place between
John Green hOstler, and man named
Beard one OF the wipers, in the course OF
which Green picked up a heavy club and
struck Beard fearful blow on the head,
fracturing his skull. Green was soon after
arrested aud held to await the result Of
Boards injuries, which are Of the most seri
ons characrar-
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Disaatrous CoIIisIon.

ST. LOUIS, December ga disastrous
collision occurred tbs morning near New
port, Ark, between a south bound passenger
train and a north bound freight train, on the
Iron Mountain railroad. The fireman Of the
passenger train was instantly killed, and the
engineer, Valentine, seriously wounded,
perhaps fatally. Roadmastsr English was
severely injured. The baggagemasJeE and
express messenger were also hurt slightly
and the passengers well shaken up but none
Of them were injured.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

81. LOUIS December 19.-The supreme
court this morning declared what is known
as the wood local open law, - to be CO sti-
tut1onal. The effect OF this viii be to give
the temperance movement In the state adj
dltlonai impetus, and elections will no doubt
be speedily held on the aiTst'' or s.dry %
question IN all counties in the state that have
already taken such action. st. Louis vii
also vote on the question.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

WASHINGTON, DecemLor 22.-The death of
Representative Seth C. Moffat, OF Michigan,
was announced by Mr.. Burrows, who also
offered resolutions expressing regret and
providing for the appointment Of a joint
committee of seven Representatives and
three senators to superiutend the funeral and
escort the remains to the place Of burial.
Out Of respect to the memory of the deceased
the house adjourned until January l.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

LONDON, December 2I.-Advicss from Fan
Zibar under date of December Ne. state f6et
a mes enger had arrived from Central
Africa who brings no direct news from
Henry M. Stanley, but says it is reported ia
tnaS country, on the eastern side Of Lake
Nyanza, that Mr.. Stanley. after many d.
Yauons, reached Wadelai in the early part Of
September. The principal difficulty he en-
counesred was between the Mabodi country
and Wadah.
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RECKLESS RA1LRoADna.
A Train Dashes at Fun Speed Into q
Crowd

= -Il-In DaaILss Q = N spseu mo .
Crowd
CHICAGO, December 22- The incoming
Baltimore & Ohio train plowed at full speed
through the crowd 81 the suburban town of
Van Buren, station last evening. Fully 900
people were thrOnging the tracks at the
time and without whistle or note of warn
ing the train was upon. them. In an iustaIS
Miss Lottis LauEdsrvilis was thrown
through the air, q distance of fifteen or
twenty feet and fatally injured. Imms
diatsly after the accident the Baltimore &
Ohio train backed up and had barely
stopped when the cab was boarded by an
Infatuated crowd of persons who had narrow
" escaped death Ihe engineer was roughly
seized and cries OF lynch him" and "kili
him. we're shouted from hundreds of threats.
Just in time to prevent the crowd from exc
cutting its threats two central detail officers
arrived and rescued the covering man from
the thrOng of avengers aud the engineer
vas quicklY spirited away.
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John ]. Waterbury, Dighton. Nels r. Axel-
SON. Blue Rapids Increass-Syivanus Ten
uey, Elk Falls; Elisha j. Piper: ElinWOod;
Fray y. Fral, Elk City; Harland b. Reagan,
COrbin; John S. willis, Chico; Henry S.
COwgers Minneapolis; Nathan B. Adams,
Garden City; William Woolf, AndOVer;
Christian n. Bell, ROsedale. Reissus-Isaac
WEIGH, lola; Wesley i. Whitehead. Topeka
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railroad Trouble at Wichita.

WICHITA, KAN, December 2O.-The Mid
land railroad trouble came up before the
city council yesterday. Permission was
given by that body to construct a switch on
the west side of the main track along Nose
ley avenue. The property owners are, how
over. seriously Directing to the action, and
further efforts viii be made to restrain the
road by injunCtiOns.
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FARao. OAK, December 28-Fire broke
ont early this morning IN the block between
Broadway and Fifth streets. Doyls's livery
stable, HOlden's saloon. StsWart's saloon,
Huntoon's restaurant and Coles unfinished
building were consumed. Total loss $780,
O0G; Insurance., s24, 1000. The Ere was in
sendiaEFs
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BOSTON, December PA marvellous run
OF billiards was made tonight IN a game of
three-bal carOm between Harvey AhcKenns.
Of Detroit, and Harry lanes, Of this citv.
Achenna made run of 2, 497, leaving the
balls IN good position for CONTINUING to
morrow night The best previous record
was ], 55l5 made IN Paris IN two nights bv
VignauX.
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CHCDNATI, o., December DE. .Job7-
son, cOiOred, living two or three miles Vast
OF the city, placed some dynamite cartri Iges
IN the oven of his stove 70 thaw, this NOM
ing. Soon after terrific explosion took
ms 1e-y sar-old daughter and infant / wear
ot9, and seriously injurjug Johnson and his
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CHARGED with False Entries

HARTFoED, Conn, December 22.-The
grand jury tO-night returned indictments
against James S. Parsons, president; Robert
=. Beecher, secretary and Isaac ". Hakes, a
0lerk of the Continental Life Insurance
company charging them Nth false entries,
Rarsols has been IN Canada two Mesks-
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IRoEros. O., December 23-Pearson Nc
Coy was today found guilty Of murder in
the second degree for the killing of Dr.. Viii
liam 4 AOrthrup, at Harchiid, last ADriL
growing ont of Q prohibition quarrel, North
Fup being a prOhibitiouist and Mccoy a
saloon keeper. Alfred Mccoy, the father,
it now. serving out g life sentence.
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vienna, December IA correspondence
sheet published in this city asserts that il
has II &c we'd a cipher dispatch stating that
another attempt has been made on the life
Of the car and that the ear was wounded
1t also says that a revolutionary movement
has broken ont ia St. Petersburg.
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ST. JOsEFH, No, December -SwindIers
are Victimizing Kansas merchants by offer
ing 70 sell for 90 cents per thousand paper
They claim TO be agents for a we'll EnOWn
INN of paper Dealers ana nave already
duped nearly every merchant IN tn town Of
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KnIed by Chleroform.

AroH1soN, KAN, December 2O.-Joseph
Salmon, OF Gaylord, Kan, who arrived here
this morning in company with his wife on
their way TO California, took two swallows
of chlorofOrm by mistake while sitting in
the depot and died in 80 minutes. The body
waf taken back to Gaylord tonight for
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ROCHESTER,, n. Y, December 2O.-Ths
New York American merinO sheep breeders
association, at their annual meeting in thi.
city to-day, passed resolutions condsmnina
the message of the president so far as it ia.
TJred putting wool on the free list.
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War Council.

vienna, December 19.-Emperor Francis
Joseph presided at the council to-day. Count
HobDoke. Count Won Iaafe, Herr lisa and
other prominent ministers we're present.
war a credit Of 100000 forms. The small
ness of the grant is held to prove that Aus
tTia does not intend 70 take aggressive
measures.
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AfoGREeoE, IA, December 2I.-Two pas
seuger trains on the St. Paul road Collidsd
at Jackson Junction early this morning.
The engineer, fireman and brakeman of the
west bound train are saiO to have been IA
tally injured. No passengers are reported
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EALuAz, n. 8, December 23.-Frank @.
Acheiuy, the young man who robbed the
SacO bank, where he was employed, was ar
I rested at the Halifax hotel this morning. lie
has been here since Sunday last, when he
arrived in the steamer Poly nesi III from
England BE registered at the hotel as W.
E. StuvVeeaut
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OsBOEsJE. KAN, December 2I.-ATr. Holm
2. C1lp, son of Col. s. G. Culp, Of SsIina.
was married to Miss Cora b. Hanback,
daughter Of eL-COnErsssman Thomas Ham
back, here to-day. The party left this even
ing for Salinas via the Atchison & Kansas
City.
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SFAsT1nzaroH, D. c.. December .22.-Pen-
SONS Sons were granted yesterday as follows;
= az 4sas--EliZa E., mo Their OF Samuel Jacob
u ed Yates Center. IeEican War-Thomas
e sroady, Pleasant Ridge Odginai-JEs.
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REnAEDED TO JAIL.

CHICAGO, leo smber 2I.-R. ". Lee, who
shot his step-Iathsr the bank president, s.
w. RaWsou, was arraIgned IN Judge
WiiliamsOn's court to-day and pleaded not
guilty to assault with intent to kill. Lee
was remanded IN $4,000 bail.
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A Prominent Citizen OF wichita Charged
with Selling Lidu5r.

with Selling Liquor.
KANSAS CITY, December ga Times
special from Wichita, Kas., says that Cap
tain George Z. Harris, a prominent and
wealthy citizen and president of the city
council, was arrested this afternoon on an
indictment Of thirty-three counts, charging
him with selling liquor. The punishment
to which he Is liable is imprisonment for
three Waars-
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DUaLns, December 2I.-Captain Dunn,
late governor of Castle Bar, and e1- oHicsr
IL the United States army has been com
mitteG FOR trial In this city for firing q re-
volyer at Rev. Henry Melville whom Dunn
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% UPhoId ths Purity b l. RaIIot -

GARDEE CITY. KAN, December. 22.=Dels
gates representing twelve counties of western
Kansas, assemb ed in convention here to-
day and adopted measures with a view to
uphOlding the purity of the ballot This Is
intended to remedy the evil effects which
attended some of the county seat contests
IN the past.
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- s 80 n

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Deoantar % Pen
Ee-eEteLlYe SeTh S. MofP tt, of Michigan
9led At o'cclfyck this morning at the Provi-
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snow storm.

RICHFulD, KAN, December 19.-1he
heaviest snow storm ever known here fell
to-day-one foot deep at noon and still snow
ing. This viii be hard on stock bat VIII be
worth thousands Of dollars to crops neLtsea-
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LE4vESWoETH, KAN, December cat a
meeting Of oepOsitOrz of the Dsfua6t Citi-
1ens, SAVINGS bank Il was voted to accept
an oHeF OF % cents On q dollar.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

LoSDos, December 22.-Ths Snortsu1sp
announces that il has received s.. $50 from
John .. Sullivan to bind him In e match
with Smith or EilEsil or both
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ST. PEEERsBURa, Decembrr 2O.-Ths re-
port yesterday that another attempt had
been made to assasiuats the car is officially
contradicted.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

WASHINGTON, D. c., December 19.-The
speaker announced the appointment OF
committee on rules. The speaker, Msssrs.
Randall, Mills, Reed and Cannon
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LONDON, December 20.-John L. Sullivan
now exhibiting in Glasgow, issued a chai
Iengs TO Smith or Kilrain for 5000 a side
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James A. Tying, the Harvard college base
b III pitcher, has signed with the Philadel-
phIas.
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Lynchburg, Virginia, dispatches state that
in Scott county young man named Napo-
leon b. Temp was murdered by George
Adams, an unsuccessful suitor for the hand
OF the young woman whom Temple recently
married.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

Chicago dispatches of Thursday state tina
on January LIST California excursion rate
will be advanced frOm SO to $50 from thu
Missouri river.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-30

Anthony Nelson one OF the green goods
men recently put on trial in New York City,
was dismissed by the court, Thursday, on the
grounds, as advanced by his counsel, that in
hi circular and letters there were no proofs
That the goods mentioned was counterfeit
money.
A collision on the Ohio & Northwestern
railroad Thursday fatally wounded two pas
seugers and injured several other and the
tram crews of each train. The trains col
hded near IdleWild station.
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TammaDy Hall held a large meeting
Thursday night, and passed a resolution IA
vOri New York as the place at which to
hold the National Democratic convention.
Resolutions were passed calling for a re-
duction Of the surplus and the protection Of
American labor.